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The authors set up a blind test: they locked six agents in the source tree, moved out the files containing prior analyses, and gave them identical prompts that did not hint at the goal; three agents surfaced the underlying mechanism, but the authors' keyword-search scoring misjudged this as none of the six having established the connection, and on actually rereading they found that two of the three had clearly established the connection.
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10/16/2026
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